Yep!, they'll release the Epstein client files right after they release the JFK Assassination files that were to be ALL releasedin the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s 2000-2020 and 2022.
The last JFK release was so retracted some of the 266 files blurred out, or used more BLACK INK bloating out info the was used to print it.
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Even if this gets blocked, having this issue bubble up again like Texas crude in Jed Clampett’s backyard is exactly what the bad people don’t want. It may even require disposable sucker to trot out and try to explain why these rich and powerful folks need to be insulated from accountability. A person that makes that argument is the evil side’s equivalent to a single sheet of Bounty. They are good for one cleanup and then into the bin.
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Given how they already behave without consequence, why should they care? It's not like this is anything to motivate people to finally do in the rotten, corrupt, self serving rulers and their lackeys.
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Fevers? Like influenza? Or something more uncommon that was imported?
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Mayor Johnson blames Governor Abbott - The issue is not just how we respond in the city of Chicago, it's the fact that we have a governor — a governor, an elected official in the state of Texas — that is placing families on buses without shoes, cold, wet, tired, hungry, afraid, traumatized. 'The governor of Texas needs to take a look in the mirror [and see] the chaos that he is causing for this country. This is not just a Chicago dynamic, he is attacking our country.'
Close, Mr. Mayor, close.
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Jean was bleeding from his mouth and nose with a 100F fever and suffered from diarrhea for days before his death.
Gosh, that rather sounds like some sort of hemorrhagic fever.
/me puts a chip on Hanta virus.
[RedState] As an embarrassing reminder of that, this month is the 20th anniversary of Newsom's 10-year pledge to end homelessness, something he vowed to do as mayor of San Francisco in 2003:
As Newsom took over following the 2003 San Francisco mayoral election, the then-mayor-elect said that December he intended to "aggressively" make ending homelessness in his city his administration's top priority.
The plan involved a 10-year strategy to end chronic homelessness with "tens of millions" of federal dollars in funding to create 550 "supportive housing" units for the troubled homeless, SFGate reported at the time. "If you build it, they will come"
Fast-forward to December of this year and the announcement of that strategy is now two decades old. San Francisco, along with the rest of California, is far from solving the problem.
In fact, the growing homeless population has become a central issue in California's political debate.
So central, in fact, that Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed took a significant amount of heat even from the liberal press in the state during their rush to clean up San Fran's streets and hide the growing homeless population in November ahead of the all-important APEC gathering, where Biden and China's President Xi Jinping held a high stakes meeting.
As expected, things are back to normal in San Francisco now that the APEC conference is over, with yet another sobering reminder of how Democrats like Newsom are bad news coming courtesy of new statistics on the state of homelessness in California:
California's homeless population grew by 5.8 percent to 181,399 this year. This increase, reported in the federal government's latest count, comes as the state spends billions on the crisis, including more than $1 billion this year on housing and prevention programs.
Of California's 181,399 homeless, nearly 70 percent sleep outside—marking the highest unsheltered rate of all states, including those with mild climates such as Hawaii, Arizona, and Nevada. In California, more than 123,000 lack shelter on a given night, according to a Friday report from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Let's see. Biden's been president for three years now, and Newsom has been governor of California for four, with a state legislature that is overwhelmingly Democratic. One wonders who he'll blame the homeless crisis for next, although he will undoubtedly figure out a way to weave former POTUS Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis into his answer somehow.
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As a newly minted Texan NOT from CA, I suggest that they all move to Colorado.
Thanks.
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Newsom’s presidential aspirations are pure delusion. Gavin is a Nancy Pelosi flunky dressed up as JFK in an everyday Cosplay with a side order of Pat Riley hair helmet. He is less likable than Justin Trudeau.
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Sure, we can read about it in Red State but Newsom can count on California newspapers and TV stations to suppress this information.
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#4, perhaps even a bit beyond "flunky": Newsom is the second cousin, twice removed, of musician Joanna Newsom. Newsom's aunt was married to Ron Pelosi, the brother-in-law of then Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi
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[The Hill] Colorado’s highest court on Tuesday knocked former President Trump off the state’s Republican primary ballot under the 14th Amendment in a 4-3 ruling, making it the first state to block him from seeking the presidency because of his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
The court put its ruling on hold until Jan. 4, so Trump can first seek review from the U.S. Supreme Court. Trump’s spokesperson quickly vowed to do so, meaning Trump’s name automatically remains on the ballot until the justices in Washington resolve the appeal.
In a major legal blow to Trump, the Colorado court affirmed he engaged in insurrection by inflaming his supporters with false claims of election fraud and directing them to the Capitol — preventing him from a second White House term under the 14th Amendment’s “insurrection clause.”
The state justices determined that the office of the president is covered under the insurrection clause, which specifically lists those who previously took oaths to support the Constitution as “a member of Congress,” “officer of the United States,” “member of any State legislature” or an “executive or judicial officer of any State.” The district court had ruled that the office of the president was not covered under the clause.
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In other news, Colorado is credited for kicking off the 2024 Civil War.
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Never gonna stick. Even the lower judge said the congress or an officer of the government (see speaker of the house and such) must declare the person in a state of insurrection. Suddenly the rubber stamp "Supreme" court of CO says, yeah insurrection. Trial balloon and posturing. Little more.
On the other side I would be happy to kick off the Civil war here.
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And all the red states will remove Biden and the demonrats for treason and collusion with China and deliberately aiding and abetting an invasion of the US. And at that point the killing is pretty much going to start.
#10
Even if SCOTUS overturns this decision, it is at the very least harassment. It is costly and distracting for any candidate to appeal this nonsense and it's happening all the time wherever we have liberal justices who believe their ideology is more important than the Constitution. How do you prosecute a judge for insurrection?
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How do you prosecute a judge for insurrection? OK. How do you prosecute the judge for harassing candidates for election? Interfering with elections? There must be some way to make these people accountable.
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None of this has anything to do with the sovereign State of Colorado.
Say what you will about qualifications for general election, the sovereign State of Colorado has no say about a political party's organizational methods.
#15
From a great summation in CTH today:"...As long as President Trump appeals the decision to the Supreme Court, the appeals court stays their own ruling – essentially indefinitely. The Colorado primary ballots printed, and the primary election will be over, before the Supreme Court puts this on their docket.
In addition to the virtual guarantee the high court will overrule this political nonsense, SCOTUS can make the entire issue moot before them by following their own normal schedule for submissions, arguments, deliberation and opinions delivered by the court.
The Colorado appellate court knows this, that’s why they put this self-stay into their 4-3 ruling. It’s a politically correct way of giving the optics of telling their tribe, ‘hey we’re with you,’ without the ramifications of the political backlash. In other words, psychological lawfare stuff – intended for media consumption."
#16
Say what you will about qualifications for general election, the sovereign State of Colorado has no say about a political party's organizational methods.
You mean they have no standing? I would love to hear that about judges. But I'd love it even more if they went to jail.
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In other words, psychological lawfare stuff – intended for media consumption.
Yes, but not just that. It is harassment and interference with an election because it distracts the candidate and costs money to appeal. Maybe Trump should counter sue for those damages.
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If this is not overturned and Republicans do some kind of a boycott, the process will be ripe for down ballot or issue shenanigans unless everyone still votes and just undervotes the presidential race.
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There must be some way to make these people accountable. disappear.
[NYPOST] A Queens man was arraigned Tuesday for allegedly requesting and submitting dozens of fraudulent absentee ballots ahead of the Democratic primary election in August 2022, the borough’s district attorney said.Abdul Rahman, 32, of 257th Street in Floral Park, could serve up to seven years in prison after a monster 140-count indictment outlined how he pulled off the voter fraud plot in an attempt to disenfranchise 118 voters.
"Every vote has to count," Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said in a statement.
"Election integrity is the foundation of a viable, working democracy," she continued.
"We will vigorously prosecute anyone who threatens in any way to undermine that integrity ... The integrity of elections will be upheld in this borough."
Prosecutors alleged that Richmond Hill resident Jordan Sandke went to his local polling place on Aug. 23, 2022, to vote in the Democratic primary.
But when he got there, poll workers said he couldn’t cast a ballot because he’d already requested an absentee.
When authorities looked into it, they found Sandke’s ballot application — which included his name, address and birthday — had been signed and dated Aug. 1.
And Rahman was listed as the person who would pick it up.
Of course, Sandke never requested, filled out or signed the application.
Also, he’d never met Rahman — and certainly never gave him the green light to pick up the ballot on his behalf.
As authorities continued to investigate, they found Rahman had gone to the Queens County Board of Elections to drop off 118 absentee ballot applications on Aug. 8.
He’d also designated himself as the person who would pick them up.
Of those, 32 were approved, Katz said. Rahman allegedly grabbed them the next day.
When law enforcement interviewed the voter fraud victims, they found that none of them had submitted the form or authorized Rahman to handle them.
For his alleged crimes, Rahman has been charged with 20 counts each of illegal voting, second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, first-degree falsifying business records, first-degree offering a false instrument for filing, third-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, second-degree falsifying business records and second-degree offering a false instrument for filing.
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How about 25 years per forged ballot.
Having violated the voting rights of over 100 citizens?
#3
I'm not sure if Hunter can be arrested in the White House for failing to appear when subpoened. Biden once said anyone who snubs a subpoena should be arrested.
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Can or cannot, there would be no try.
Better tell him his emergency stash got found, or there will be episodes.
#5
I suspect at this point Hunter is going to be always relatively proximate to the Big Guy like an emotional support animal. Dr. Jilly is increasingly playing Edith Wilson, and in between meds and transfusions, the Boy Wonder has to be available to steady down the Leader of the Free World when he "sunsets" after the latest juicing.
... a minor party of about 50,000 members across seventeen states and Washington, DC that claims to be “democrat socialist”. But really, with activist members like ACORN and Rashida Tlaib, we know what they really are, and why they don’t like Jews...
is pressing state candidates seeking its endorsement to support $40 billion in tax hikes, allowing asylum-seekers to vote and more legalized drug-injection centers. seeking its endorsement. Make em TOXIC
The lefty party — which has close ties to labor unions and the Rep. Alexandria Boom Boom Ocasio-Cortez Dem Congressgirl from da Bronx in Noo Yawk and leader of the Mean Girl Caucus in Congress. One of the Great Minds of the 21st Century, she is known as much for her innaleck as for her dance moves. She is all in favor of socialism, even though she's fuzzy on the details. She was the inventor of the Green New Deal, though she doesn't talk about it much anymore... -aligned Democratic Socialists of America — also prods hopefuls to oppose the expansion and funding of charter schools popular with urban parents.
Democratic candidates running for state senate and assembly typically try to get onto the WFP ballot line to burnish their progressive credentials to win primary elections — and also to help score more votes in competitive general contests against a Republican opponent.
The WFP, headed by then-Director Sochie Nnaemeka, last year endorsed the Democratic slate for statewide office, including Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Moderate Democrats recoiled at the latest WFP platform Monday when contacted by The Post.
[NYPOST] One of President Biden’s re-election campaign co-chairs has said she worries that growing frustrations over the deteriorating situation at the southern border will hamper Democrats’ prospects in 2024.
"People are really frustrated. They want to see order. They want to see government manage situations," Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-Texas) told Politico in an interview published Tuesday.
"Unfortunately Democrats are getting the brunt of that right now, and people have brainwashed themselves into thinking that somehow Donald Trump ...The man who was so stupid he beat fourteen professional politicians, a former tech CEO, and a brain surgeon for the Republican nomination in 2016, then beat The Smartest Woman in the World in the general election... solves this."
During fiscal year 2023, more than 2.47 million encounters were reported along the Mexico frontier — with more than 240,000 migrants colonists apprehended in October, the most recent month for which stats are available, according to data from US Customs and Border Protection.
That influx has put a strain on liberal states and cities, where border state governors have directed the new arrivals.
"You’re hearing Democrats in places like New York and Illinois sounding the alarm and in some cases sounding more like Republicans — I’m thinking about [New York City] Mayor Eric Adams ...Hizonner da Mare of Noo Yawk. As a Manchurian candidate, Hizonner was all in favor of law and order and that kind of stuff. Once in office, a few of his friends found cushy jobs with the city, the windows kept getting broken, and Soros-funded DA Alvin Bragg remained right where he was. Most people comfort themselves with the thought that he's not Bill di Blasio but that's pretty small comfort with kids who actually go to school getting bumped off while standing in front of them. But he's a Dem, so the rubes will vote for him next election too, so he's what they deserve... ," Escobar conceded.
"The fundamental problem is people want an easy fix. This is neither an easy issue, nor is there an easy fix."
Adams has pressed the Biden administration and the rest of the federal government to address the hundreds of thousands of migrants colonists pouring across the border and ease the strain on the Big Apple’s public resources.
Republicans have long pinned the blame on the White House, citing a litany of policy changes including scrapping the so-called "Remain in Mexico" policy — a Trump-era initiative that required migrants colonists seeking asylum to stay south of the border while their court cases played out.
Escobar, whose House district sits right next to the border and includes much of El Paso, believes Congress is more at fault.
"It is our job," she told Politico. "We have failed over and over again."
"I do worry that Democrats will get blamed simply because the president is in the White House," she added. "I hope not, but I’m afraid of that."
That would be the Democrat-controlled Senate? But the president is supposed to be the head of his party, so in the end the buck stops with him.
Last week, Escobar penned an op-ed in her local paper zinging Republicans, claiming they "have refused to collaborate with fellow wardheelers" and ripped their emphasis on border security as a "costly failure."
She also voiced skepticism about the ongoing negotiations between Senate Republicans and Democrats over a supplemental spending bill.
"There is no domestic issue more challenging for our country today than immigration, and there is no doubt that we must urgently address the issues at the border," Escobar wrote on X last week.
"The Senate’s secret talks that focus only on the border and not our broken immigration system are short-sighted."
On Monday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ... governor of Texas. Abbott is a Republican. His 2014 Dem opponent, state senatrix Wendy Davis, thought the absolute, most pressing, most important issue facing the state was abortion. Abbott beat the pantyhose off her. His 2018 opponent, Lupe Valdez didn't dwell too heavily on abortion, but she lost too... signed a bill into law that permits the Lone Star State to arrest illegal immigrants colonists.
Voters have generally given Biden low marks on immigration. For instance, only 38% of voters approved of his handling of the issue, according to a Harvard CAPS-Harris poll — while Monmouth University recorded just 26% approval of the president on immigration in their own survey.
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[Regnum] America is on the brink of disaster due to the policies of President Joe Biden. This was stated by ex-adviser to the head of the Pentagon, Colonel Douglas McGregor, on his page on the social network X.
According to the officer, Europe looks to the head of the White House as a “living metaphor” for what has happened to the United States, which is in very sharp decline. The military man still believes that Biden’s decision to start a conflict in Ukraine was the most rash.
“We no longer control our borders or immigration. We don't suppress crime. The States have turned into a free-fall society, we don’t even know who we are,” McGregor opined.
As Regnum reported, the Ukrainian military is not even trained in the basics of strategy; the funds allocated by the United States will not help them take advantage of this skillfully, former chief of staff of the NATO military mission in Moscow, Captain First Rank Harry Tabakh, said in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Tatyana Popova on his personal YouTube channel.
There is growing dissatisfaction among Ukrainian soldiers over mounting casualties and ammunition shortages following a nearly two-year military conflict with Russia.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces militants are concerned about the much better equipment of the Russian army for combat operations. Ukrainians can only defend themselves in a grueling conflict; some even doubt the correctness of the orders of the commanders of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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No, Biden hasn't turned the US into a fallen state. The US has been dangling and choking for a while and Biden, instead of grabbing the legs and holding the US up to stop the choking, has grabbed the legs and pulled downwards to accelerate the death.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[The Hill] 
Dem Congressgirl from da Bronx in Noo Yawk and leader of the Mean Girl Caucus in Congress. One of the Great Minds of the 21st Century, she is known as much for her innaleck as for her dance moves. She is all in favor of socialism, even though she's fuzzy on the details. She was the inventor of the 
...Hizonner da Mare of Noo Yawk. As a Manchurian candidate, Hizonner was all in favor of law and order and that kind of stuff. Once in office, a few of his friends found cushy jobs with the city, the windows kept getting broken, and Soros-funded DA Alvin Bragg remained right where he was. Most people comfort themselves with the thought that he's not Bill di Blasio but that's pretty small comfort with kids who actually go to school getting bumped off while standing in front of them. But he's a Dem, so the rubes will vote for him next election too, so he's what they deserve...
